VirtualGarage wrote:
Apparently our dealer had ordered four of them and we put a deposit down on number 3 a couple of weeks ago after seeing one at a show. We're hoping it will get here soon because we planned a shakedown trip for the end of March. It would be nice to be able to do it in the Premier.
I've been trying to Google as many pictures as I can find just to help me pass the time waiting for it![[emoticon]](http://www.coastresorts.com/sharedcontent/cfb/images/biggrin.gif "biggrin")
. Here's what I've found so far: Keystone Premier 31BHPR.
We decided to get the 31BHPR because it has the perfect floorplan for us (with 5 kids). It gives us room to grow into it. We really loved our Tango, but there were also a few little things about the Premier that we liked:
1. There is a nightstand/counter space on each side of the queen bed and an electrical outlet in a logical place so that we can easily put a clock radio, glasses, iPod, book, etc. within easy reach. Our Tango had wardrobes that went all the way down, eliminating that space and the electrical outlet was above our heads making it useless to use unless you wanted a cord dangling over you.
2. A second outside door to the bathroom is going to be a major convenience because the kids won't have to climb all the way through the trailer just to go to the bathroom.
3. The big slides creates so much floor space in the bunkroom that the kids have a space to call their own.
4. The U-shaped dinette gives us more seating space vs our old TT and the air mattress sofa is big enough to sleep adults if required.
5. The trundle bed will be safe for our 2 year-old to sleep on since there's will be no worry about her rolling over onto the floor.
A couple of other things like the full-body paint and LED lights are purely cosmetic, but I like them. I'm hoping the more aerodynamic shape will help offset its larger size.
Apparently our dealer had ordered four of them and we put a deposit down on number 3 a couple of weeks ago after seeing one at a show. We're hoping it will get here soon because we planned a shakedown trip for the end of March. It would be nice to be able to do it in the Premier.
I've been trying to Google as many pictures as I can find just to help me pass the time waiting for it
. Here's what I've found so far: Keystone Premier 31BHPR.We decided to get the 31BHPR because it has the perfect floorplan for us (with 5 kids). It gives us room to grow into it. We really loved our Tango, but there were also a few little things about the Premier that we liked:
1. There is a nightstand/counter space on each side of the queen bed and an electrical outlet in a logical place so that we can easily put a clock radio, glasses, iPod, book, etc. within easy reach. Our Tango had wardrobes that went all the way down, eliminating that space and the electrical outlet was above our heads making it useless to use unless you wanted a cord dangling over you.
2. A second outside door to the bathroom is going to be a major convenience because the kids won't have to climb all the way through the trailer just to go to the bathroom.
3. The big slides creates so much floor space in the bunkroom that the kids have a space to call their own.
4. The U-shaped dinette gives us more seating space vs our old TT and the air mattress sofa is big enough to sleep adults if required.
5. The trundle bed will be safe for our 2 year-old to sleep on since there's will be no worry about her rolling over onto the floor.
A couple of other things like the full-body paint and LED lights are purely cosmetic, but I like them. I'm hoping the more aerodynamic shape will help offset its larger size.
Sure glad to see the ProPride hitch in your signature. That is one long unit for your TV.
Paul & Lisa
2010 GMC Denali 6.2L with Integrated Brake Controller and backup camera.
God bless the backup camera! It's kept us out of marriage counseling.
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peirek wrote:
Sure glad to see the ProPride hitch in your signature. That is one long unit for your TV.
Sure glad to see the ProPride hitch in your signature. That is one long unit for your TV.
Yes, I'm happy I went with the upgraded hitch to go along with the upgraded trailer. We spent almost the whole month of August (27 days) on the road with the Premier going all the way from Vancouver to Minneapolis and the entire rig handled great from the Rockies to the Prairies and everywhere in between.
I have to say also that at almost every campsite we pulled into during our trip, the Premier attracted a lot of attention, questions, and compliments from fellow campers. We're extremely happy with our purchase.
2007 GMC Yukon XL Denali ~ 2010 Keystone Premier 31BHPR ~ Sold: 2009 Tango 289BH
ProPride 3P Hitch ~ RV Modifications ~ Gear & Accessories ~ Road Trip 2010
CampinEarls wrote:
I just went out to check On mine today and measured the door, the door is 19" high and 29" across, so the actual opening will be a little bit smaller than that.
Habs97 wrote:
Can someone tell me the opening dimensions of the pass-through storage in front of the trailer. Tks!
Can someone tell me the opening dimensions of the pass-through storage in front of the trailer. Tks!
I just went out to check On mine today and measured the door, the door is 19" high and 29" across, so the actual opening will be a little bit smaller than that.
Many thanks CampinEarls for the info.
2011 Keystone Bullet Premier 31BHPR
2010 Toyota Sequoia Limited
RV modifications
2020 GMC Canyon
2022 NoBo 19.2
cliff
2016 Jayco Eagle 324BHTS
2005 Ford Excursion 6.8L 4.56's, V/C Springs, PP 3P, P3
Past:
2011 Keystone Bullet Premier 31BHPR
2009 Forest River Flagstaff 830RBSS
grittyoctopi wrote:
How much does the full body paint add to the price?
cliff
How much does the full body paint add to the price?
cliff
Initially I was quoted $3,500 but I was then told there was an increase for 2011 and the best price they could do on the paint is $4,200. I am trying to get them to hold to there original price quoted.
then i wrecked it!! the shop couldn't find a replacement sticker for the graphics so he painted it. so i am on my way to full body paint! :lol:
not worth it in my opinion. i love the look of it, but i still get compliments everytime i drive it somewhere.
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Now for the good news: The trailer came with several additions that we didn't know we were getting. There is one of those cable locks?? under the rear bumper for locking golf carts, bikes or what not. Also an upgraded kitchen faucet with a water filter. And my wife's absolute favorite... a central vacuum system located under the front queen bed. It came with enough hose to vacuum the entire camper and about 5 attachments. The dealer told me that mine was the first he has seen with the vacuum, and that all the built from here on out will come that way.
Anyways can't wait to get started camping again.